About DevCrea
A technical library for people who make things with software.
Learn design, code and AI tools with guides you can follow step by step. Related articles help you build on what you already know.
- 150
- Published guides
- 13
- With a video walkthrough
- 50
- Tools & platforms covered
- 0
- On a learning ladder
What we cover
Four domains, kept deliberately narrow.
Design & Motion
Production steps, project files and action sets rather than tool tours.
PhotoshopAfter EffectsPremiere ProIllustratorBlender37 guidesWeb & Frontend
Layout, rendering and build decisions that hold up in a real interface.
CSS GridReactTypeScriptViteSVG8 guidesAI & Automation
Agent and image pipelines you can run, debug and hand to a team.
Claude CodeCursorComfyUIn8nLocal models93 guidesDevOps & Systems
The environment fixes that keep designers and developers shipping.
GitPowerShellWSL2DockerPorts & processesThe DevCrea standard
A guide is accepted only if it brings something new.
Every article passes an editorial accept decision and has to carry at least one of these. Anything else is a rewrite of the documentation and does not get published.
- Original captureScreenshots, recordings or an embedded walkthrough made for the guide.
- Something reusableA command, code sample, repository, preset or project file you can keep.
- A real failureWhat actually broke, why, and the fix that worked, not a feature paraphrase.
Out of scope
What you will not find here
- Consumer phone and privacy tricks
- Generic office software tips
- Hardware repair
- Legacy DLL and blue-screen fixes
- "What is X?" definitions
We focus on these topics so you can find related guides and keep learning.
How a guide works
See what you will learn, then follow the steps.
- 1Guide briefBefore the first paragraph: what it teaches, what you leave with, its difficulty and what to read first.
- 2Related guidesNext to the article: up to three easier and three harder guides on the same tool, plus the full roadmap.
- 3Video in placeWhen a walkthrough exists it sits inside the article, so reading and watching cover the same steps.
Who writes it
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Writes and records the guides on DevCrea and its YouTube channel. Corrections from readers are part of the process: if something no longer works, say so.